Aurangabad/Mumbai, The Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar on Friday congratulated the students who cleared tenth examination.
The results of Class X of the State Board of Secondary Education were announced on Friday.
Mr Pawar said in an official statement that because of pandemic students were under immense stress for more than a year. Yet despite that students performed well the in-school assessments.
The result of Konkan division was 100 percent, while results from other divisions was more than 99 per cent
99.95 per cent students in the state have passed Class X.
Expressing confidence, he said that these students will achieve the same success at every stage by overcoming the challenges in life.
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